The following are some examples of overused abbreviations: "please" → "plz".
For example, the use of abbreviations like "gr8" is down by 36%, use of "b4″ is down by 13%," and "sry" has dropped 5%.
A SD file is written out containing structure data along with additional ontological data such as lipid abbreviation, systematic name, lipid category, main class, sub class, etc. Table 2 shows representative examples of the lipid abbreviations and commands for generating virtual compound libraries for various lipid categories.
Table 2 shows representative examples of the lipid abbreviations for various lipid categories.
Representative examples of the lipid abbreviation format for GL are: MG(16:0/0:0/0:0), DG(18 1 9Z /16:0/0:0) and TG(16:0/18 1 11E1(11E)).These abbreviations correspond to 1-hexadecanoyl-sn-glycerol, 1- 9Z-octadecenoyl -2-hexadecanoyl-sn-glycerol and 1- 9Z-octadecenoyl -2-hexadecanoyl-sn-glycerolcerol respectively.
Examples of homonym and abbreviation cases are shown in Figure 6.
Additional file 1: Figure S2 shows complete list of supported template structures for SP. A representative example of an abbreviation matching a template is shown below the template structure.
They are examples of Zipf's law of abbreviation, where more commonly used words in a language tend to be shorter.
Examples of tokens include words, acronyms, abbreviations, numbers and punctuation symbols.
